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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1966
Page
30
The William Penn Notebook notes seniors marching in caps and gowns as the school year ends. Quotes about growth and honesty frame the moment while a long list salutes graduates including many named students and faculty who imparted knowledge and guidance.
In Lexington Avenue area near Denny Street Farriss Avenue and Centen nial the Libertore brothers stop delivering The Enterprise after 11 years. Donald and Willie Libertore plan college and high school futures while funds from the route, including a coin collection worth over 500 dollars, are noted.
Gov Dan Moore visited Fort B to observe the 2nd Battalion of the 113th Field Artillery. A Battery from High Point provided the honor salute. Captavid Smith and Lt Chester Honeycutt stood with the governor as Gen. Ivan Hardesty accompanied them. The battalion earned 11 superior and three satisfactory ratings for training and shooting and will return from summer camp June 19.
Dan Killian of Cullowhee was elected president of the fifth annual convention of North Carolina teen Democrats. Other officers named were Miss Lea, Joe Wheeler, Robert Seymour, and Ed Croom Junior. More than 175 teenagers from across the state attended the two day event in Raleigh.
Robert Avery, son of Mr and Mrs J R Cook of Rolling Road and a junior at High Point Central High School, is named a member of the All America Band and Chorus. He will travel five weeks in the United States and Canada giving concerts. The trip includes a June 18 rehearsal period in Memphis and a June 23 concert. He will be the sole North Carolina student in the band under director David Carter.
A juried exhibition featuring media from elementary and junior high students will take place in the city on June 26 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The event highlights the creative work of young artists.
Greensboro police reported a triple drowning at Hatchett's Off Road. Victims were Rosa Belle Jones 40 and Maggie Belle Murray 37 both of Greensboro, with another unnamed cousin also from Greensboro.
A rape suspect was arrested after a disturbance on Walnut Street late Saturday night, with custody secured by police.
J E Bassett Sr and Robert H Spilman named by board to top posts at Bassett Furniture Industries Bassett Va Bassett elected chairman chief executive officer and treasurer filling J D Bassett Jr death Secne becomes president from executive vice president role
The PI Commission meets at 7 30 p m in Room 200 City County Building to review rezoning actions for H M Simmons on Kivett Drive Grand Street G S north side of Guyer Street and D S Hedgecock petition. Other items include development properties Odell Smith Al B Hillsdale Apartments J N Callicott code amendments street renaming preliminary subdivisions and a special use request for wholesale milk distribution. A variance for street right of way tied to Eliza beth Hutchens subdivision is also on the agenda with open space land plans noted.
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